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by jimbb
Considered ZENworks? It has a policy called Dynamic Local User (DLU). In short, this allows John to log in as John on Novell, and then locally John is created on the NT box (if he doesn't exist already), and he is automatically member of the groups you define for him. Today a Power User, tomorrow an Administrator.
The nice bit is that the local user John is updated every time the Novell user John changes. Including the password. People using DLU are not even aware they log in twice.
Even more, the information in the Advanced|NT/2000 tab of the Novell client is completely ignored, so no matter to which machine they go, they always have their own login. Once.
Jim
by avic2001
according to novell:
(http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10014359.htm)
"...It is not meant to be used in a domain environment..."
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